High School Quality Assurance

Renee Ashard

Email: abo9sn@r.postjobfree.com

Address:

City: Portland

State: OR

Zip: 97210

Country: USA

Phone: 360-***-****

Skill Level: Any

Salary Range:

Primary Skills/Experience:

Professionally trained Dialysis Technician with 4 years experience ensuring high standards of culturally competent care for a wide variety of patients with diverse needs.

Educational Background:

High School Dipolma from Clark College, Vancouver WA 1/2001 to 6/2003 (Medical Pre Requisites)

High School Dipolma from Prairie High School, Vancouver WA 1/2001 to 11/2012

Job History / Details:

Professional Summary

Professionally trained Dialysis Technician with 4 years experience ensuring high standards of culturally competent care for a wide variety of patients with diverse needs.

Core Qualifications

Expert cannulator

Patient-focused care

CPR certification

Preceptor training and development

Organizational skills

Personable

Team leadership

Problem resolution ability

Flow sheet charting skillfulness

Talent in obtaining/charting vital signs

Experience

January 2009 to Current

Fresenius Portland, OR

Kidney Dialysis Technician

Expert cannulating skills. Clinic preceptor for new employees. Implemented necessary changes based on evaluation of staffing requirements and floor assignments.Demonstrated ability to lead and motivate healthcare teams.Provided patient education.Educated patients about their treatments. Participated in unit based Quality Assurance Program.Maintained patient privacy and confidential patient information.Tested patients' blood glucose levels.Utilized strong assessment skills to determine necessary patient care.

November 2001 to October 2007

Coffee People Portland, OR

Barista

Education

2003 Clark College Vancouver, WA

Medical Pre Requisites

Coursework in Anatomy and Physiology, Biology, Chemistry and Microbiology

2001 Prairie High School Vancouver, WA

High School Diploma

Organizations

Helped lead the efforts along with the CDC, by participating in a Oregon based collaborative study to reduce the catheter infection rate in patients with central intravenous catheters. I worked in modifying and improving our practices and policies, which lead to a zero percent catheter infection rate over a 3 month period. Our new policy is still in use and hopefully our positive findings will help aid in future practices.

Spoke on a panel for the National Kidney Foundation Support Group, sharing my personal and professional experiences.

In 2010, recruited members, encouraged donations and organized a team to participate in the National Kidney Walk.

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